... MAIDSTONE. 18, Queen Street, Kotb the LADIES’ West Kent Volunteers’ Return.— On Monday the active service company supplied from the Ist and 2nd Volunteer Battalions of the Royal West Kent (Queen’s Own) Regiment, which departed from Maidstone on March ...

... BROADSTAIRS GOLDEN WEDDING Fifty years ago to-day, a Broadstairs couple, Mr. and Mrs. William James Pagg, of 112 Lindcnthorpe-road, were married at Hundred-at-Hoo, near Maidstone. The only boy in a family of seven, Mr. Pagg was born in Broadstofrs and ...

... MAIDSTONE. A Remarkable Will— The people of Maidstone are greatly interested tho somewhat remarkable will of the late Mr. Samuel Bentlif, for many years a boot manufacturer in the town, who died a few months ago, and left a personal estate of the value ...

... GOLDEN WEDDING TO-DAY Married at Holy Trinity Church, Maidstone, 6th August. 1890, Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Henniker, of 25 Groveroad, Ramsgate, celebrate their golden wedding anniversary to-day. Eldest son of the late Mr. H. F. Henniker, doctor of music, Mr ...

... BROADSTAIRS GOLDEN WEDDING Having lived since his retirement in 1021 Broadstairs. where he was unco inspector in charge the local nttlice. Mr. W. H. Lawreiuo and his wife celebrated their golden wedding at Gladstone-road on Friday. The son of a police ...

... BROADBTAIRS GOLDEN WEDDING Having lived since his retirement in 1921 at Broadstairs, where was once inspector in charge of the local police. Mr. W. H. Lawrence ami bis wife celebrated their golden wedding at 31 Gladstone-road on Friday. The son of a police ...

... BROADSTAIRS GOLDEN WEDDING Fifty years ago on Friday, a Broadstalrs couple, Mr. and Mrs. William James Fagg, of 112 Lindenthorpe-road, were married at Hundred-at-Hoo, near Maidstone. The only boy in a family of seven, Mr. Fagg was born in Broadstairs ...

... KENT MURDER CHARGE. Alphonso Francis Austin Smith, who, as reported in our last issue, had been charged with the murder of John Adam Derham, a well-known sportsman of Tankerton, again appeared before the Canterbury magistrates on Friday. , , At this ...

... KENT LEAGUE P W F APIs. Sheppey U. 16 11 1 4 25 23 Lloyds 10 1 3 65 37 21 GUUngham .17 6 59 20 Margate 14 7 5 2 44 23 Gravesend - 16 5 39 19 Shorts 14 7 4 3 39 27 18 R.M. Chat’m 17 1 44 50 17 Ashford t S SiUingb’e 8 45 53 18 Folkestone .13 ...

... KENT COUNTY CRICKET. meeting of the Kent Committee was held on Monday afternoon the Golden Gross Hotel, Charing-cross, preparatory to the general meeting of the club later in the month. In their report the commit refer with pleasure to the fact that the ...

... Kent Messenge (The County Paper of Kent) This Advertisement would cost 2/2 (26 words) SMITH—HART—ApriI at Canterbury James Edward Smith, ot Park Road. Koikestone, to Ivy. second daughter ot Mr. and Mrs Fred Hart, Oak wood Road. Cantertour>. One Penny ...

... Tde Kent Assizes will be opened at Maidstone on July 10th by Mr. Justice Pbiilimore, Bankuuptcy.— James Hook, of 1, Wolseleyvillas, Duncan-roati, Kamagate, retired draper, has been adjudicated a bankrupt. Mr. Adrian F. Hubbard, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., soo ...